[30A Determination of certain applications by appropriate national authority]
Building Act 1984 (1984 c 55) | Legislation

[Determination by appropriate national authority]

[30A  Determination of certain applications by appropriate national authority]

[(1)     This section applies where the building control authority fails to determine a prescribed application relating to higher-risk building work (“the original application”) within the relevant period.

(2)     The applicant may apply to the appropriate national authority for the original application to be determined by that authority.

(3)     An application under this section may be made only—

(a)     before the end of the prescribed period, and 

(b)     if the building control authority has not determined the original application.

(4)     The building

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